excuse me, james web for whom? may find the answer, since, again, he observes in the infrared range, in which dust has less influence on the radiation of those very supernovae or cyphiid stars, which are used to determine distances to distant galaxies, to measure this constant, and that is, one of the solutions to this hubble tension is that due to incorrect accounting of dust in galaxies, a subtle systematic error crept into our measurements using methods, despite the fact that, of course, everything was discussed there 20 times, but there is something unaccounted for, right? yes, either that, or it turns out that there is no error, and this is still some kind of unusual physics, but what do you expect about the web and for you, what is generally the most unexpected and most intriguing for you from what is on what's the web hints, maybe just hints, and what are you waiting for? and the most unexpected thing is, of course, the distant ... galaxies that he found, which i already talked about, but maybe, firstly, he

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almost every day we receive new, previously inaccessible data about the structure of the cosmos from james webich of our ideas about the structure and functioning and evolution of the universe are confirmed by these new data, and which perhaps should be revised. my guest today is a candidate: physics-mathematical sciences.

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web. but the exact details aren't the same as the data gathered by nasa's james webb's space telescope andes evolve, but there is a problem — it predicts that they're 7% more closely clustered together than they actually are. the new computer simulation is much more detailed, and it takes into account the role of super massive black holes, but that's not right either, it's still 5% more clumpy. so, if the best computer simulation ever created can't get the right result, there are two possibilities, either the measurements from the telescope is wrong or the cherished theories of physics might be incorrect. it could be something as big as questioning the basic tenet of our modern understanding of the universe, which is einstein's theory of relativity. there are currently more questions than answers in astronomy, so many that scientists believe the stage is set for the biggest shake—up in our understanding of how the universe works since albert einstein's ideas about gravity more than 100 years ago. pallab ghosh, bbc news. more of those fascinating details on our website as well as all the ot

web. but the exact details aren't the same as the data gathered by nasa's james webb's space telescope andw galaxies evolve, but there is a problem — it predicts that they're 7% more closely clustered together than they actually are. the new computer simulation is much more detailed, and it takes into account the role of supermassive black holes, but that's not right either, it's still 5% more clumpy. so, if the best computer simulation ever created can't get the right result, there are two possibilities, either the measurements from the telescope is wrong or the cherished theories of physics might be incorrect. it could be something as big as questioning the basic tenet of our modern understanding of the universe, which is einstein's theory of relativity. there are currently more questions than answers in astronomy, so many that scientists believe the stage is set for the biggest shake—up in our understanding of how the universe works since albert einstein's ideas about gravity more than 100 years ago. pallab ghosh, bbc news. the longest—serving chairman of everton football club, bill ken

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james hardie™. >>> time for the big money momo mov movmover s. levi has cut the full year sales forecast. positive movement on the web not enough to offset the weaker wholesale trends last night. >> we are trying to get to a profitable success model for brick and mortar retail. after we get that, we will stamp out quicker. >>> shares of gm set to open at a three-year low following the stock slide on reports which it may face issues with the defective air bag inflaters. 20 million vehicles equipped with deadly air bag parts made by arc automotive. shares are trading at a three-year low. >>> and berkshire hathaway selling 3.1 million shares of hp. this latest share puts the stake below 10% and moving forward berkshire will no longer need to disclose buying or selling of hp stock. looking at hp stock right now and it is down .50%. >>> time for a check of headlines outside of business is jessica layton in new york. >> frank, good morning. house lawmakers will be back in the chamber today. the two candidates for speaker is jim jordan and antonin scalia w -- steve scalise. so far, one has the backing of the frontrunner wit

web. the bloomberg technology summit is happening today. we have great guest's lined up. and next we will talk about -- safe haven assets. and james will join us from hsbc. that conversation is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: we are about an hour into the trading session with ux -- u.s. stocks getting a nice boost. a surprise to the upside for services and manufacturing. abigail is checking this for us. abigail: the longest losing streak for the s&p 500 going to december of last year we have a gain now must 1% up. and the nasdaq 100 as we have a week of earnings up 1.3%. and china tech soaring up 4.4%. a lot of strength on the emi numbers. it seems like good news is good news. have positive earnings for the industrial space with it flipping higher on the year. 3m putting up a solid quarter. they beat the top and bottom line with the litigation they resolve is helping out. we have general election 43 -- 46% probability they raise their outlook on demand in engines growth. and been atx corp. up 6% and a $10 billion buyback. this has the industrial sector doing more than it did not do the pressed -- past two months we have again up